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Thailand visas: find and secure the right long-stay visa
To live in Thailand you need a long-stay visa; visa-free entry is tourism-only and, since 15 September 2026, 30 days for most eligible nationalities. The right visa depends on your age, income, work and family: retirement, marriage or family, business with work permit, DTV for remote workers, LTR or Thailand Privilege. We identify the right route and handle the application.
Last updated: September 2026
Who it's for
Retirees
The retirement visa if you're 50 or over, or LTR or Thailand Privilege for higher budgets.
Families
The marriage visa if you're married to a Thai national, and the right visa for each family member.
Business owners
A business visa with a work permit, or LTR for eligible professionals.
Digital nomads
The DTV for remote work for employers or clients outside Thailand.
Coming on your own
Moving alone to study, train or explore? The DTV covers soft-power activities such as Muay Thai, Thai cooking and language courses.
Our visas
We prepare your case as your documents come in, keep you informed at every stage, and submit only when everything is ready.
A renewable one-year stay for anyone aged 50 or over, with a straightforward annual renewal.
Best for: retirees
A 10-year visa for high earners, skilled professionals and wealthy retirees, with annual reporting only.
Best for: high earners
Live long-term with your Thai spouse, renewed each year inside Thailand, with the option of a work permit later.
Best for: couples
Long stays through a membership programme, with no income proof or bank statements required.
Best for: less paperwork
The legal way to work for a Thai-registered company, from the visa through to your one-year extension.
Best for: business owners
Repeat visits across a six-month period, for longer holidays and family visits.
Best for: frequent visitors
For performers working legally in Thailand's entertainment industry, with visa and work permit.
Best for: performers
Join a spouse or parent who holds a Thai work permit or long-stay visa, and renew alongside them.
Best for: family members
A long-stay retirement visa for eligible nationalities aged 50 or over, valid for up to ten years.
Best for: retirees from eligible countries
Study Thai, Muay Thai or at a recognised school or university, with your visa tied to your course.
Best for: students
Property alone doesn't give you a visa, but some investment routes do. We'll explain which fit your plans.
Best for: property buyers
For founders of tech startups in Thailand's targeted industries, with stays of up to two years at a time.
Best for: startup founders
Compare the main long-stay visas
Validity
5 years, multiple entries
Stay
Up to 180 days per entry, extendable once
Money
THB 500,000 in savings
Work
Remote work for employers or clients outside Thailand
Our price
THB 19,500 per person
Who
Aged 50 or over
Stay
1 year, renewable in Thailand
Money
THB 800,000 in a Thai bank
Work
Not allowed
Our price
THB 19,500, incl. embassy fee
Validity
10 years
Who
High earners, pensioners, professionals, investors
Money
Usually US$80,000 a year in income
Work
Possible with a digital work permit
Our price
From THB 19,500 + THB 50,000 government fee
Validity
5 to 20 years
Who
No income or savings test
Money
Membership from THB 900,000
Work
Not included
Our price
From THB 919,500, incl. membership
Who
Married to a Thai national
Stay
1 year, renewable in Thailand
Money
THB 400,000 in a Thai bank, or THB 40,000 a month
Work
Work permit possible
Our price
THB 19,500, incl. embassy fee
VISA
WHO IT SUITS
LENGTH OF STAY
MONEY
WORK
OUR PRICE
Remote workers and people taking part in Thai soft-power activities such as Muay Thai
5 years, multiple entries. Up to 180 days per entry, extendable once
THB 500,000 in savings
Remote work for employers or clients outside Thailand
THB 19,500 per person
Aged 50 or over
1 year, renewable in Thailand
THB 800,000 in a Thai bank
Not allowed
THB 19,500, incl. embassy fee
High earners, pensioners, professionals, investors
10 years
Usually US$80,000 a year in income
Possible with a digital work permit
From THB 19,500 + THB 50,000 government fee
No income or savings test
5 to 20 years
Membership from THB 900,000
Not included
From THB 919,500, incl. membership
Married to a Thai national
1 year, renewable in Thailand
THB 400,000 in a Thai bank, or THB 40,000 a month
Work permit possible
THB 19,500, incl. embassy fee
Find your visa in 60 seconds
Answer two or three quick questions to see which visa could fit your plans. It is a starting point only: we confirm your options, based on your nationality and situation, in a free consultation on Google Meet.
Choosing a visa
It depends on your age, income, work and family situation. Retirees aged 50 or over often use the Retirement Visa, remote workers the DTV, high earners the LTR, and people married to a Thai national the Marriage Visa. Our visa finder above gives you a starting point, and we confirm the right route in a free consultation.
No. Visa-free entry is for tourism only, and since 15 September 2026 most eligible nationalities receive 30 days. To live in Thailand you need a long-stay visa, such as the DTV, Retirement, LTR, Marriage or Thailand Privilege visa.
Not on most. To work for a Thai company you need a Non-B visa and a work permit. The LTR visa includes a digital work permit, and the DTV covers remote work for employers or clients outside Thailand. The Retirement Visa and Thailand Privilege do not allow work.
In most cases, yes. Spouses and children can usually apply for a dependant visa linked to your own, and programmes such as the LTR and Thailand Privilege offer family options. We check what applies to your family during your consultation.
Applying with us
No. We work fully online. Your consultation takes place on Google Meet and, once you go ahead with our service, we prepare and check your documents remotely. Some visas require you to attend an embassy, consulate or immigration office in person, and we tell you exactly what to bring.
Yes, and most of our clients start from abroad. Many visas are applied for through the Thai e-Visa system or a Thai embassy before you travel. Since 31 August 2026, DTV applications must be made in your country of nationality or permanent residence, so we confirm where you should apply.
It depends on the visa and on the embassy or immigration office handling your case. Some applications take a few weeks, while programmes such as the LTR or Thailand Privilege take longer. We give you a realistic timeline once we know your situation.
Our visa service fee starts from THB 19,500 per person. For some visas this includes the embassy fee, while others add government or membership fees. Each visa page and our prices page show the details, and we confirm the total before you commit.
After you arrive
If you stay in Thailand for more than 90 days in a row, you must report your address to Immigration every 90 days. It can often be done online, and we explain how it works for your visa.
If you are staying on an extension of stay, such as a retirement or marriage extension, leaving Thailand without a re-entry permit ends that permission to stay. We explain what applies to your visa before you travel.
The Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) is an online arrival form that foreign visitors complete before arriving in Thailand, including children travelling with their family. It replaced the paper TM6 form.
Yes. Alongside visas, our teams help with health insurance, property rental and purchase, company registration and accounting, tax ID, driving licences, translations and pet relocation, all in one place.
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Savannah
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Savannah leads the team that handles your visa application. She brings more than 10 years of experience in administration, bookkeeping and business management, and a sharp eye for detail.
Background: Former business owner; studied nursing in London
Languages: English